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Oh my, your beautician made a serious point there. Though I also assume the poor seasoning of foods at nursing homes make most people lose their appetites.
Hugs!!!
You have an excellent point!
I'm glad the tornado missed your home.
Me, too!!!!!!
glad the storms missed u but a mile is too close...and hope hubby gets better and is able to take the bike out long hug and wishing u the best!!
Thank you for the well wishes. I think if he lost 50-60 lbs., his whole life would change. He has pain everywhere.
Yeah, it seems "tornado alley" has definitely shifted east. Not sorry to see it go, but DANG some rain would be nice. Glad you managed to ride it out OK.
Hubby (and you!) have got some nasty stuff going there - and not the fun kind. Best wishes to you both.
Where my sister lives is called Tornado Alley here in IL. Why would anyone move there??? We had no rain the month of May. This past week we've been flooded.
Thank you. So. Many. Meds. But that's what keeps him alive. Thankful for good insurance.
Tornadoes are very rare here (knock on wood), and I have no clue how I'd deal with THAT nightmare. Perhaps I should not have watched Twister back in the day.
The worst we get is wicked snowstorms, which are manageable if you have quality winter gear.
Stay safe.😐
The midwest is known for its twisters. I've been scared of them my whole life. Not sure if I could handle crazy winters, though.
@luv2suk1966
Crazy winters only last a couple of three months here. You'd do fine. Waterproof sheepskin-lined snow boots and gloves,
But no shit β twisters scare the crap outta me.
My car is heated with volcanic rock, and my tires are rated for five-foot drifts: I fricken aim for them.😂
But you're right. Could you handle it?
I find it easier to get used to cold than extreme heat. I mean, after "naked", where can I go?
Snow, winter layers, cocooning inside, bearskin rug, roaring blaze, meatloaf in the oven, Pinot Noir ( or chilled scotch), hunks of aged cheddar... a plate of grapes.
We'd be OK for a couple of three months. Then summer βwith NO twisters.
And snakes hate us. 😎
You make it sound like a wonderful romance novel. That's awesome that there are no snakes! Gahh!!
After surviving a f4/f5 tornado in my neck of the woods over 20 years ago, they are truly scary!
The news was saying this could have been a Level 3. So glad it missed us.
Stay SAFE!!!
Thank you!